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Don_Miller
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Cadet 2nd Class
‎2015-07-16 13:57
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Command Line and Project Templates

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Is there a way, via the command line, to apply a project template to a fpr file either during scan or afterwards? I looked at the help but nothing seemed obvious. Thanks

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‎2015-07-20 12:34

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Hi Don, you can pass a Project Template xml file to SCA at scan time using the -project-template option. I'll notify our docs team as I'm surprised this isn't listed in the SCA User Guide.

You can also limit the results to a specific Filter Set from the Project Template by using the option: -Dcom.fortify.sca.FilterSet. There's a discussion on this in the Scan-Time Filters section on Pages 23/24 of the .

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Hi Don, you can pass a Project Template xml file to SCA at scan time using the -project-template option. I'll notify our docs team as I'm surprised this isn't listed in the SCA User Guide.

You can also limit the results to a specific Filter Set from the Project Template by using the option: -Dcom.fortify.sca.FilterSet. There's a discussion on this in the Scan-Time Filters section on Pages 23/24 of the .

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